Pinnacle Ridge Winery in Kutztown has finalized the details for its 2017 Summer Concert Series. They have 22 events scheduled from May to September featuring well know musicians including Craig Thatcher, Steve Brosky, Scott Marshall, Jay Stollman, and many more.
They will also debut the brand new Twilight Concerts, a series of shows that run from 5:30-8:30 pm, allowing customers to take in one of the spectacular blazing sunsets, while the band plays and the evening cools down.
Customers can buy wine by the bottle or glass – as well as beer provided by Saucony Creek Brewing Co, and cocktails made with liquor from Eight Oaks Distillers. Seating is available in the rustic 19th Century barn; or on the hillside by the vineyard.
The winery will welcome local food trucks including the Taza Truck, Aioli, Egg Truck, Trè Locally Sourced, and Stuffed to the Grills.
Note: customers are NOT permitted to bring in any outside alcohol. On days that are marked “BYOF,” customers are welcome to bring their own picnics.
THE LINEUP
May 13 (2-5 pm)
Scott Marshall & the Hillbilly Souls
Food Truck: Stuffed to the Grills
May 20 (5:30-8:30 pm)
James Supra Blues Band
Food Truck: Egg Truck
May 27 (2-5 pm)
Brosky & Meyer Trio
Food Truck: Aioli
June 3 (2-5 pm)
The Mighty Manatees
Food Truck: Taza Truck
June 10 (5:30-8:30 pm)
Dave Fields
Food Truck: Egg Truck
June 17 (5:30-8:30 pm)
Craig Thatcher
Food Truck: Egg Truck
JULY BASH (July 1-2)
July 1
(12-3 pm) Grexin’
(3:30-6:30 pm) Uncle Jake & the 18 Wheel Gang
Food Truck: Stuffed to the Grills
July 2
(12-3 pm) Appalachian Gypsy Tribe
(3:30-6:30 pm) Serene Green
Food Truck: Taza Truck
July 8 (5:30-8:30 pm)
Frog Holler
Food Truck: Stuffed to the Grills
July 15 (2-5 pm)
James Supra Acoustic Trio
BYOF
July 22 (2-5 pm)
Manatawny Creek Ramblers
Food Truck: Egg Truck
August 19 (2-5 pm)
Oklahoma Dan
BYOF
August 26 (5:30-8:30 pm)
Trouble City All-Stars
Food Truck: Trè Locally Sourced
BLUES IN THE BARN
Sept 2
(12-3 pm) TBA
(3:30-6:30 pm) Jay Stollman Band
Food Truck: Trè Locally Sourced
Sept 3
(12-3 pm) Dane Becker & the Chameleons
(3:30-6:30 pm) James Supra Blues Band
Food Truck: Stuffed to the Grills
Sept 9 (2-5 pm)
Steve Brosky & the Big Lil’ Band
Food Truck: Egg Truck
Sept 16 (2-5 pm)
The Mighty Manatees
Food Truck: Trè Locally Sourced
Sept 30 (2-5 pm)
Scott Marshall & Marshall’s Highway
BYOF
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Friday, August 26, 2016
Pinnacle Ridge prepares to rock with a prelude to Blues in the Barn this Saturday 8/27
Prelude to Blues in the Barn at Pinnacle Ridge Winery
Saturday, August 27
Pinnacle Ridge Winery kicks off its Blues in the Barn concert series this Saturday, August 27 starting at noon with a performance by The Jay Stollman Band featuring three-time British Blues Hall of Fame Guitarist of The Year Matt Schofield and Scott Spray of the Johnny Winter Band.
Jay Stollman is a “singer’s singer,” a fire and brimstone, Blues shouter with a full throttle, take no prisoners approach to his music.
Stollman has performed the world over to enthusiastic audiences and rave reviews, sharing the stage with James Brown, Wilson Pickett, Bo Diddley, Elton John, The Temptations, Four Tops, Jose Feliciano, Johnny Winter, Joan Osborne, Blues Traveler, Walter Trout and Samantha Fish, to name a few.
Matt Schofield is one of the world’s greatest Blues guitarists. He was voted British Blues Awards Guitarist of the Year 2010, 2011, 2012 which garnered him an induction into the British Blues Hall of Fame. He won Blues Album of the Year (2011) by Mojo Magazine. Penguin Book of Blues Recordings cited Matt as one of only two living British artists to achieve the maximum four-star rating. And he has been voted Guitar & Bass magazine’s Top Ten British Blues Guitarists, of all time.
Scott Spray is one of America’s most recorded bassists, logging thousands of studio hours and appearing on almost 1000 albums. Most recently, Scott spent 15+ years as the recording and touring bassist for legendary Bluesman, Johnny Winter. Spray supplied his smooth and steady bass grooves for Winter’s final album, “STEP BACK”which won the 2015 Grammy Award for Best Blues Album. He is a sought-after studio and live performance icon with credits galore.
Saturday, August 27
Pinnacle Ridge Winery kicks off its Blues in the Barn concert series this Saturday, August 27 starting at noon with a performance by The Jay Stollman Band featuring three-time British Blues Hall of Fame Guitarist of The Year Matt Schofield and Scott Spray of the Johnny Winter Band.
Jay Stollman is a “singer’s singer,” a fire and brimstone, Blues shouter with a full throttle, take no prisoners approach to his music.
Stollman has performed the world over to enthusiastic audiences and rave reviews, sharing the stage with James Brown, Wilson Pickett, Bo Diddley, Elton John, The Temptations, Four Tops, Jose Feliciano, Johnny Winter, Joan Osborne, Blues Traveler, Walter Trout and Samantha Fish, to name a few.
Matt Schofield is one of the world’s greatest Blues guitarists. He was voted British Blues Awards Guitarist of the Year 2010, 2011, 2012 which garnered him an induction into the British Blues Hall of Fame. He won Blues Album of the Year (2011) by Mojo Magazine. Penguin Book of Blues Recordings cited Matt as one of only two living British artists to achieve the maximum four-star rating. And he has been voted Guitar & Bass magazine’s Top Ten British Blues Guitarists, of all time.
Scott Spray is one of America’s most recorded bassists, logging thousands of studio hours and appearing on almost 1000 albums. Most recently, Scott spent 15+ years as the recording and touring bassist for legendary Bluesman, Johnny Winter. Spray supplied his smooth and steady bass grooves for Winter’s final album, “STEP BACK”which won the 2015 Grammy Award for Best Blues Album. He is a sought-after studio and live performance icon with credits galore.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Blues in the Barn to rock Pinnacle Ridge this weekend
Blues in the Barn Weekend
Pinnacle Ridge Winery will host the annual Blues in the Barn Weekend on Saturday, September 6 and Sunday, September 7. On Saturday, beginning at noon, The James Supra Blues Band will take the stage to kick off the weekend led by the best harmonica player in the Lehigh Valley. For more information on the James Supra Blues Band and to hear some of their tracks, check out their website www.jamessuprabluesband.com/
Later that day, Dugan Thomas will take the stage with their blues/jam band style. So, come on out and enjoy some of the Valley's best live performers and some award-winning loacl wines! For more information on Dugan Thomas and some of their tracks, check out their website www.mikedugan.com/dugan-thomas-2/
On Sunday, we will pick right up where we left off with The BC Combo. This group of Lehigh Valley legends will bring years of performance experience and their signature blend of blues styles to our stage in the barn from 2-5 pm. We will also feature slow-cooked full pigs, compliments of Windy Acres BBQ from nearby Fleetwood, PA all weekend long. Parking will be limited, but there is additional parking available on Jay Ln. and alongside Old Rt. 22.
**Please Note: We have changed some of our policies for Blues in the Barn. This year, the Tasting Room will operate normal hours and with our normal $5 refundable tasting fee. However, for those wishing to stay and enjoy some wine on the property and check out the bands, we will have a $5 cover fee that will include a souvenir Blues in the Barn glass that will serve as your ticket to the event.
Case Club Members who show their Case Club Membership Card will have the $5 fee waived and receive a complimentary Blues in the Barn glass. Case Club Members are also invited to welcome guests to this special event weekend. *Limit four glasses for the Blues in the Barn Event*
New wine release
This month we will be transitioning into some new vintages of some of your favorite wines. We will be saying good-bye to the 2012 Naked Chardonnay and introducing the 2013 Naked Chardonnay this week. The 2013 is an excellent vintage and is displaying ample fruit notes.
Open House Concert Series
We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting Serene Green on Saturday, September 20. The group will bring the mix of folk and bluegrass tunes to the barn from 2-5 pm. Come out and enjoy the show with some award-winning local wines. No cover charge. Call for details (610) 756-4481.
Harvest Weekend – The Butcher, The Baker and The Winemaker
September 13 & 14
When fall rolls around, it’s time to kick off harvest season. The members of the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail will celebrate with their annual Harvest Weekend event. The nine wineries will welcome wine lovers for tastings, as well as food and wine pairings.
The wineries will also proudly promote the state’s PA Preferred program by partnering with producers of other Pennsylvania products to showcase their high level of quality. At Pinnacle Ridge, we will be featuring our 2013 Traminette paired with a local bratwurst smothered our Apple Cranberry Chutney. We will also be featuring our always popular 2013 Quaff with a toasted baguette, local cheese and our Tomato Herb Bruschetta topping.
Pinnacle Ridge Winery will host the annual Blues in the Barn Weekend on Saturday, September 6 and Sunday, September 7. On Saturday, beginning at noon, The James Supra Blues Band will take the stage to kick off the weekend led by the best harmonica player in the Lehigh Valley. For more information on the James Supra Blues Band and to hear some of their tracks, check out their website www.jamessuprabluesband.com/
Later that day, Dugan Thomas will take the stage with their blues/jam band style. So, come on out and enjoy some of the Valley's best live performers and some award-winning loacl wines! For more information on Dugan Thomas and some of their tracks, check out their website www.mikedugan.com/dugan-thomas-2/
On Sunday, we will pick right up where we left off with The BC Combo. This group of Lehigh Valley legends will bring years of performance experience and their signature blend of blues styles to our stage in the barn from 2-5 pm. We will also feature slow-cooked full pigs, compliments of Windy Acres BBQ from nearby Fleetwood, PA all weekend long. Parking will be limited, but there is additional parking available on Jay Ln. and alongside Old Rt. 22.
**Please Note: We have changed some of our policies for Blues in the Barn. This year, the Tasting Room will operate normal hours and with our normal $5 refundable tasting fee. However, for those wishing to stay and enjoy some wine on the property and check out the bands, we will have a $5 cover fee that will include a souvenir Blues in the Barn glass that will serve as your ticket to the event.
Case Club Members who show their Case Club Membership Card will have the $5 fee waived and receive a complimentary Blues in the Barn glass. Case Club Members are also invited to welcome guests to this special event weekend. *Limit four glasses for the Blues in the Barn Event*
New wine release
This month we will be transitioning into some new vintages of some of your favorite wines. We will be saying good-bye to the 2012 Naked Chardonnay and introducing the 2013 Naked Chardonnay this week. The 2013 is an excellent vintage and is displaying ample fruit notes.
Open House Concert Series
We are pleased to announce that we will be hosting Serene Green on Saturday, September 20. The group will bring the mix of folk and bluegrass tunes to the barn from 2-5 pm. Come out and enjoy the show with some award-winning local wines. No cover charge. Call for details (610) 756-4481.
Harvest Weekend – The Butcher, The Baker and The Winemaker
September 13 & 14
When fall rolls around, it’s time to kick off harvest season. The members of the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail will celebrate with their annual Harvest Weekend event. The nine wineries will welcome wine lovers for tastings, as well as food and wine pairings.
The wineries will also proudly promote the state’s PA Preferred program by partnering with producers of other Pennsylvania products to showcase their high level of quality. At Pinnacle Ridge, we will be featuring our 2013 Traminette paired with a local bratwurst smothered our Apple Cranberry Chutney. We will also be featuring our always popular 2013 Quaff with a toasted baguette, local cheese and our Tomato Herb Bruschetta topping.
Friday, August 8, 2014
Pinnacle Ridge announces Blues in the Barn lineup and two new wine releases
We have recently released new vintages on some of our favorite wines. We are now pouring the crisp and refreshing 2013 Traminette as well as the 2013 Cayuga, always perfect for summertime sipping.
2013 Pinnacle Ridge Traminette:
This Gewürztraminer hybrid is a Silver Medal Winner at the Los Angelas International Wine Competition. This rather large wine begins with a big mouth feel, intense aromas of flowers and tropical fruits. This off-dry wine possesses hints of lychee and al balanced acidity that compliments the 1.3% residual sugar. This food-friendly wine pairs especially well with spicy foods like Indian and Thai cuisines.
2013 Pinnacle Ridge Cayuga:
The always popular summertime sipping wine in the signature blue bottle! This wine displays aromas of apples and honey on the nose that are followed by some wonderful floral flavors. This semi-sweet treat is the perfect compliment to summertime classics like hot dogs and baked beans or pork BBQ.
Open House Concert Series:
This month we will feature two bands here in the Barn for the first time, We are very excited to announce that The Wallace Brothers Band will be here on Saturday, August 9 from 2-5 pm. Chef Adam Gluskin will also provide some carne asada tacos for your enjoyment.
On Saturday, August 23 we will host The Big and Bad Rockabilly Cats from 2-5 pm in the barn. Come out and enjoy a great show and some of Chef Adam Gluskin's always-popular chicken kabobs with a cayenne yogurt sauce.
Blues in the Barn Weekend - will be Saturday and Sunday, September 6 and 7. This year's line-up will feature the James Supra Blues Band on Saturday, from noon - 3 pm. Later that day, Dugan Thomas will continue the show from 4-7 pm. We will also be featuring slow-cooked full pigs, compliments of Windy Acres BBQ from nearby Fleetwood, Pa. On Sunday, we will pick right up where we left off with more award-winning wines, complete with food and music featuring The BC Combo performing from 2-5 pm. Parking will be limited, but there is additional parking available on Jay Lane and alongside Old Rt. 22.
**Please Note: We have changed some of our policies for Blues in the Barn. This year, the Tasting Room will operate its normal hours and with our normal $5 refundable tasting fee. However, for those wishing to stay and enjoy some wine on the property and check out the bands, we will have a $5 fee that will include a souvenir Blues in the Barn glass that will serve as your ticket to the event.
We will be hosting a Rosé event on Sunday, August 31 at 4 pm in the Barn to take a last look at Summer through our "Rosé-Colored Glasses." Come out and take part in a tasting of our award-winning Rosé wines alongside some unique food pairings prepared by our go-to Chef Mr. Adam Gluskin. This event is a complimentary event for Case Club Members. Invite a friend, neighbor or family member to join you. Reservations are required and seating is limited. For more information or to make a reservation, please call us at (610) 756-4481. The menu for this event will be announced soon!
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
Harvest season at Pinnacle Ridge brings new wine releases, a special event and live music
Harvest is here!
Happy harvest season to all of our wonderful customers! Thank you for all of your support and your passion for what we are doing. As we begin to undertake the always daunting (and equally rewarding) task of harvesting our vines, we would like to invite you all to come out and enjoy the sights. The fair weather is fleeting, the grapes are coming off of the vines and we have begun to process our fruit.
There are going to be a lot of great events and happenings at Pinnacle Ridge this fall, and we want to invite you to come out and take part. Want to be a part of the team that helps harvest our fruit? Give us a call at (610) 756-4481 or shoot us an e-mail at pinridge@aol.com.
House Concert Series - October 12
Steve Brosky and Jimmy Meyer will be jamming in the barn that Saturday afternoon from 2-5 p.m. They will help to kick off the release of our brand new 2012 Cabernet Franc. Also, check out some vintage gifts and notions from Bee Stung by Melanie Tatasciore that will be available throughout the afternoon. They will include everything from homemade jewelry, to artisan bath and body scrubs
Lehigh Valley Wine Trail Event: Chambourcin Weekend
Join us October 19 and 20 for the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail's annual Chambourcin weekend - an entire weekend of food, fun and cheer devoted to one of the Lehigh Valley's signature grape varieties!
New Wine Releases
2012 Pinot Noir
This lighter-weight red has aromas of vanilla, cherry and pie spices. The moderate tannins give way to cherry fruit flavors coupled with the wood influences derived from aging the wine in French oak barrels. A perfect wine to enjoy with lighter pork and chicken dishes.
2012 Cabernet Franc
Our Cabernet Franc displays herbal aromas, hints of vanilla and crushed berries. The flavor profile follows that of the nose and this wine displays moderate tannins, indicating an aging potential of anywhere between 3-5 years. The Cabernet Franc does very well in the Lehigh Valley and this particular wine is an excellent example. Pair this wine with wild game, like pork or venison, or with a light blush pasta sauce.
Happy harvest season to all of our wonderful customers! Thank you for all of your support and your passion for what we are doing. As we begin to undertake the always daunting (and equally rewarding) task of harvesting our vines, we would like to invite you all to come out and enjoy the sights. The fair weather is fleeting, the grapes are coming off of the vines and we have begun to process our fruit.
There are going to be a lot of great events and happenings at Pinnacle Ridge this fall, and we want to invite you to come out and take part. Want to be a part of the team that helps harvest our fruit? Give us a call at (610) 756-4481 or shoot us an e-mail at pinridge@aol.com.
House Concert Series - October 12
Steve Brosky and Jimmy Meyer will be jamming in the barn that Saturday afternoon from 2-5 p.m. They will help to kick off the release of our brand new 2012 Cabernet Franc. Also, check out some vintage gifts and notions from Bee Stung by Melanie Tatasciore that will be available throughout the afternoon. They will include everything from homemade jewelry, to artisan bath and body scrubs
Lehigh Valley Wine Trail Event: Chambourcin Weekend
Join us October 19 and 20 for the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail's annual Chambourcin weekend - an entire weekend of food, fun and cheer devoted to one of the Lehigh Valley's signature grape varieties!
New Wine Releases
2012 Pinot Noir
This lighter-weight red has aromas of vanilla, cherry and pie spices. The moderate tannins give way to cherry fruit flavors coupled with the wood influences derived from aging the wine in French oak barrels. A perfect wine to enjoy with lighter pork and chicken dishes.
2012 Cabernet Franc
Our Cabernet Franc displays herbal aromas, hints of vanilla and crushed berries. The flavor profile follows that of the nose and this wine displays moderate tannins, indicating an aging potential of anywhere between 3-5 years. The Cabernet Franc does very well in the Lehigh Valley and this particular wine is an excellent example. Pair this wine with wild game, like pork or venison, or with a light blush pasta sauce.
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Monday, August 12, 2013
Find Pinnacle Ridge wines throughout eastern Pa.
BLUES IN THE BARN
Our annual Blues in The Barn event will be held September 14 and 15. On Saturday we will have Mike Dugan and the Blues Mission and the James Supra Blues Band. On Sunday we will have The Sarah Ayers Band. And on October 12 Steve Brosky and Jimmy Meyer will be returning to the barn to close out the season.
Maison Blanc's Deliciously Wicked BBQ will be joining us throughout the Blues in The Barn Weekend. Enjoy the smells and tastes of the pit smoker as they serve pulled pork sandwiches with special sauces and smoked sausage sandwiches with roasted peppers and onions plus all the fixings to complete a deliciously wicked pig roast.
FIND PINNACLE RIDGE WINES THROUGHOUT EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
Did you know Pinnacle Ridge Wines are served at the following locations:
• The Accomac Inn in York
• Bowers Hotel in Bowers
• Bricco in Harrisburg
• Building 24 in Reading
• Camillo's Italian Restaurant in Kutztown
• Carr's Restaurant in Lancaster
• Devon Seafood Grill in Philadelphia
• Emeril's Restaurants (Sands Casino) in Bethlehem
• Glasbern Inn in Fogelsville
• Greenfield Inn in Lancaster
• Hotel Fauchere in Milford
• John J. Jeffries Restaurant in Lancaster
• Judy's on Cherry in Reading
• Lancaster Dispensing Company in Lancaster
• London Grill in Philadelphia
• Spectator's Bar and Grill in Kutztown
• West Reading Tavern in Reading
Our wines are now available at Pinot Boutique in Old City Philadelphia. Visit their website http://www.pinotboutique.com to learn more.
And of course all of our wines are available for sampling at the winery. The 2012 vintage Quaff, Concord, Cayuga and Sweet Seduction are now available. We will be releasing the 2012 Pinot Noir, 2012 Cabernet Franc and 2012 Syrah later in the year, so our selection of dry reds will be a bit broader for the 2013 holiday season.
Our annual Blues in The Barn event will be held September 14 and 15. On Saturday we will have Mike Dugan and the Blues Mission and the James Supra Blues Band. On Sunday we will have The Sarah Ayers Band. And on October 12 Steve Brosky and Jimmy Meyer will be returning to the barn to close out the season.
Maison Blanc's Deliciously Wicked BBQ will be joining us throughout the Blues in The Barn Weekend. Enjoy the smells and tastes of the pit smoker as they serve pulled pork sandwiches with special sauces and smoked sausage sandwiches with roasted peppers and onions plus all the fixings to complete a deliciously wicked pig roast.
FIND PINNACLE RIDGE WINES THROUGHOUT EASTERN PENNSYLVANIA
Did you know Pinnacle Ridge Wines are served at the following locations:
• The Accomac Inn in York
• Bowers Hotel in Bowers
• Bricco in Harrisburg
• Building 24 in Reading
• Camillo's Italian Restaurant in Kutztown
• Carr's Restaurant in Lancaster
• Devon Seafood Grill in Philadelphia
• Emeril's Restaurants (Sands Casino) in Bethlehem
• Glasbern Inn in Fogelsville
• Greenfield Inn in Lancaster
• Hotel Fauchere in Milford
• John J. Jeffries Restaurant in Lancaster
• Judy's on Cherry in Reading
• Lancaster Dispensing Company in Lancaster
• London Grill in Philadelphia
• Spectator's Bar and Grill in Kutztown
• West Reading Tavern in Reading
Our wines are now available at Pinot Boutique in Old City Philadelphia. Visit their website http://www.pinotboutique.com to learn more.
And of course all of our wines are available for sampling at the winery. The 2012 vintage Quaff, Concord, Cayuga and Sweet Seduction are now available. We will be releasing the 2012 Pinot Noir, 2012 Cabernet Franc and 2012 Syrah later in the year, so our selection of dry reds will be a bit broader for the 2013 holiday season.
Monday, July 15, 2013
Pinnacle Ridge releases four new wines, gets ready to rock the barn
PINNACLE RIDGE HOUSE CONCERT SERIES
On July 20 we are proud to have Steve Brosky and Jimmy Meyer in the barn from 2 to 5 p.m. Steve and Jimmy have been playing in the Lehigh Valley for years and are local favorites who do a mix of covers and originals. For you guitar players out there, do not miss Jimmy Meyer - he is a monster on acoustic guitar. As always, wine by the bottle or glass will be available as well as food. www.stevebrosky.com
The House Concert Series will continue with the Mighty Manatees on August 10. Then our Blues in the Barn event on September 14 and 15. On the 14 we will have Mike Dugan and the Blues Mission and the James Supra Blues Band.
On Sunday the 15 there has been a change in the schedule and we will have Sarah Ayers and her band. On October 12 (date change), Steve Brosky and Jimmy Meyer will be returning to the barn to close out the season.
WINE ON THE MOUNTAIN AT PENN'S PEAK
Join the wineries of the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail at Penn's Peak (Jim Thorpe) for our annual Wine on the Mountain. This is an indoor event with air conditioning featuring the eight wineries of the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail. There will be live music and food will be available for purchase.
Tickets are available online and at each of the member wineries for $15 in advance and $20 at the door. More information is available at www.lehighvalleywinetrail.com.
NEW WINES AVAILABLE
I am sad to announce that our 2010 Trio has sold out. The 2012 vintage Quaff, Concord, Cayuga and Sweet Seduction are now available.
We will be releasing the 2012 Pinot Noir, 2012 Cabernet Franc and 2012 Syrah later this year, so our selection of dry reds will be a bit broader towards the end of the year.
On July 20 we are proud to have Steve Brosky and Jimmy Meyer in the barn from 2 to 5 p.m. Steve and Jimmy have been playing in the Lehigh Valley for years and are local favorites who do a mix of covers and originals. For you guitar players out there, do not miss Jimmy Meyer - he is a monster on acoustic guitar. As always, wine by the bottle or glass will be available as well as food. www.stevebrosky.com
The House Concert Series will continue with the Mighty Manatees on August 10. Then our Blues in the Barn event on September 14 and 15. On the 14 we will have Mike Dugan and the Blues Mission and the James Supra Blues Band.
On Sunday the 15 there has been a change in the schedule and we will have Sarah Ayers and her band. On October 12 (date change), Steve Brosky and Jimmy Meyer will be returning to the barn to close out the season.
WINE ON THE MOUNTAIN AT PENN'S PEAK
Join the wineries of the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail at Penn's Peak (Jim Thorpe) for our annual Wine on the Mountain. This is an indoor event with air conditioning featuring the eight wineries of the Lehigh Valley Wine Trail. There will be live music and food will be available for purchase.
Tickets are available online and at each of the member wineries for $15 in advance and $20 at the door. More information is available at www.lehighvalleywinetrail.com.
NEW WINES AVAILABLE
I am sad to announce that our 2010 Trio has sold out. The 2012 vintage Quaff, Concord, Cayuga and Sweet Seduction are now available.
We will be releasing the 2012 Pinot Noir, 2012 Cabernet Franc and 2012 Syrah later this year, so our selection of dry reds will be a bit broader towards the end of the year.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
Pinnacle Ridge announces dates and acts for Summer Concert Series
LEHIGH VALLEY WINE TRAIL'S WINE IN BLOOM WEEKEND
Saturday, May 18 - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday, May 19 - noon to 5 p.m.
This year we are trying something different for this Lehigh Valley Wine Trail event. Pinnacle Ridge is pairing up with Perfect Pairings which will be pairing Pinnacle Ridge wines with different items, such as jewelry by Sally Rocks, Blooming Baskets, Creative Gift Wrap, Garden Art and Wall Art. Perfect Pairings will be upstairs in our 1851 Pennsylvania Bank Barn and the tasting room will be open as well. Come check out this new, unique concept in wine pairings.
HOUSE CONCERT SERIES
Join us upstairs this summer in our 1851 Pennsylvania Bank Barn for some great music on Saturday afternoons. Music will go from 2 -5 p.m. on Saturday afternoons, except for the "Blues in the Barn" weekend. Chef Ben will serve up great tasting goodies for purchase and wine will be available by the glass or bottle. Put the dates on the calendar so you don't forget!
June 15 - BLUES FACTOR WITH JACOB KELCHNER
www.thebluesfactor.com
July 6 - GEORGIE BONDS
www.georgiebonds.com
July 20 - STEVE BROSKY AND JIMMY MEYER
www.stevebrosky.com
August 10 - MIGHTY MANATEES
www.themightymanatees.com
BLUES IN THE BARN
September 14
MIKE DUGAN AND THE BLUES MISSION (noon - 3 p.m.)
www.mikedugan.com
JAMES SUPRA BLUES BAND (3:30 - 6:30 p.m.)
www.jamessuprabluesband.com
September 15
KELCHNER BROTHERS BAND
www.kelchnerbrothers.com
October 5
STEVE BROSKY AND JIMMY MEYER
www.stevebrosky.com
CHAMBOURCIN POT ROAST SLIDER RECIPE BY CHEF BEN UNDERWOOD
5 lb. chuck roast 2 stalks celery, diced
1 1/2 cups Chambourcin 2 bay leaves
2 onions, diced 4 cloves garlic
3 carrots, sliced 2 t. sea salt/ 2 t. pepper
Season chuck roast with salt and pepper and allow to reach room temperature. In a cast iron Dutch oven, sear chuck roast over medium heat until browned on each side. Add garlic, onion, carrots, celery and bay leaves; cook until onions begin to brown (10 minutes) then add Chambourcin. Cover and place in a 200 degree oven for approximately three hours or until the meat can be pulled apart easily with a fork. Serve on a fresh slider roll with a glass of Pinnacle Ridge Chambourcin.
Thursday, September 6, 2012
Jam at Blues in the Barn this weekend at Pinnacle Ridge
2012 BLUES IN THE BARN
Saturday, September 8 - noon - 7 p.m.
Sunday, September 9 - noon - 7 p.m.
Pinnacle Ridge is celebrating the harvest weekend with a bang! Live music, good eats, great vibes, and wonderful people. Our annual Blues in the Barn event is finally here. Our favorite chef, Ben Underwood, will offer some of his famous savory pulled pork sandwiches for sale as well as other delicious munchies. Wine will be available for purchase both by the bottle and the glass.
On Saturday, The Wallace Brothers will kick off the event at noon and play until 3 p.m. We had the pleasure of jamming with The Wallace Brothers in July and can't wait to hear their set list this month. The Mighty Manatees will take the stage from 3:30 -7 p.m. We will be staying open later than usual to enjoy the festivities.
We are excited for the return of the James Supra Blues Band who will be performing on Sunday. We had a blast the first time they played at Pinnacle Ridge back in June and can't wait for this Sunday's rockin' performance. We also welcome the Kelchner Brothers back who have performed at previous Blues in the Barn events.
Summer is nearing an end which also means an end to our summer concert series. We thank all who have joined us the past two months and encourage those who have missed the last shows to swing in for the final performance on Saturday, October 6 from 2 - 5 p.m. with Jack Murray and the Midnight Creeps.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jack-Murray-the-Midnight-Creeps
HARVEST 2012 - HERE WE GO AGAIN!
Harvest commenced on Thursday, August 30, much earlier than normal. This is only the second time that we have picked fruit in August in our 20-year harvest history (the other year was 2010). We started with Cayuga for our Blanc de Blanc sparkling wine and we picked Pinot Noir for our Brut Rose on Friday, August 31.
The early harvest was caused by an early bud break in April caused by warm weather in March and April, and also by continued warm weather in June and July (remember those beastly hot days in early July?). All of this heat promotes the early ripening of the grapes resulting in an early harvest. Early harvests generally provide riper fruit than later harvests with riper flavors, lower acids and higher sugars, with higher alcohol in the finished wine. The wines tend to be softer, fatter and fuller than cooler years. We especially like the red wines from these warmer, earlier harvests (think 2010, 2007 and 2001).
We are set up for a beautiful harvest and now our main concern is weather and pests, most notably birds. Hurricanes are the single biggest weather concerns. The remnants of Isaac are scheduled to slide through the area in early September so we'll see what that brings and, as of right now, no other serious threats are in the forecast. Keep your fingers crossed, and with a little luck we'll have another fabulous vintage like 2010 or 2007.
Saturday, September 8 - noon - 7 p.m.
Sunday, September 9 - noon - 7 p.m.
Pinnacle Ridge is celebrating the harvest weekend with a bang! Live music, good eats, great vibes, and wonderful people. Our annual Blues in the Barn event is finally here. Our favorite chef, Ben Underwood, will offer some of his famous savory pulled pork sandwiches for sale as well as other delicious munchies. Wine will be available for purchase both by the bottle and the glass.
On Saturday, The Wallace Brothers will kick off the event at noon and play until 3 p.m. We had the pleasure of jamming with The Wallace Brothers in July and can't wait to hear their set list this month. The Mighty Manatees will take the stage from 3:30 -7 p.m. We will be staying open later than usual to enjoy the festivities.
We are excited for the return of the James Supra Blues Band who will be performing on Sunday. We had a blast the first time they played at Pinnacle Ridge back in June and can't wait for this Sunday's rockin' performance. We also welcome the Kelchner Brothers back who have performed at previous Blues in the Barn events.
Summer is nearing an end which also means an end to our summer concert series. We thank all who have joined us the past two months and encourage those who have missed the last shows to swing in for the final performance on Saturday, October 6 from 2 - 5 p.m. with Jack Murray and the Midnight Creeps.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jack-Murray-the-Midnight-Creeps
HARVEST 2012 - HERE WE GO AGAIN!
Harvest commenced on Thursday, August 30, much earlier than normal. This is only the second time that we have picked fruit in August in our 20-year harvest history (the other year was 2010). We started with Cayuga for our Blanc de Blanc sparkling wine and we picked Pinot Noir for our Brut Rose on Friday, August 31.
The early harvest was caused by an early bud break in April caused by warm weather in March and April, and also by continued warm weather in June and July (remember those beastly hot days in early July?). All of this heat promotes the early ripening of the grapes resulting in an early harvest. Early harvests generally provide riper fruit than later harvests with riper flavors, lower acids and higher sugars, with higher alcohol in the finished wine. The wines tend to be softer, fatter and fuller than cooler years. We especially like the red wines from these warmer, earlier harvests (think 2010, 2007 and 2001).
We are set up for a beautiful harvest and now our main concern is weather and pests, most notably birds. Hurricanes are the single biggest weather concerns. The remnants of Isaac are scheduled to slide through the area in early September so we'll see what that brings and, as of right now, no other serious threats are in the forecast. Keep your fingers crossed, and with a little luck we'll have another fabulous vintage like 2010 or 2007.
Tuesday, July 3, 2012
New summer wine releases from Pinnacle Ridge
NEW RELEASES
This summer we have released new 2011 vintages of your Pinnacle Ridge summertime favorites. Swing by the winery and cool off with a taste of our Traminette, Vidal Blanc, Chambourcin Rose, and Niagara. All of these refreshing wines pair nicely with a light summer meal on these hot days. Our 2011 Oasis will be coming out shortly as is the 2010 Chambourcin. Be sure to stop in for a sample of the 2010 Syrah which will be released July 14.
SUMMER CONCERT SERIES
Our first Summer Concert Series event this year was a total hit! A special thank you goes out to the James Supra Blues Band for putting on a terrific show. We couldn't have asked for a better crowd or nicer weather.
If you couldn't make it to our first live music event be sure to stop by on Saturday, July 7 to see The Wallace Brother's Band for another fantastic performance. This fun trio plays music in the styles of folk country, bluegrass, jazz, and rock. The Wallace Brothers Band has worked with artists such as Ricky Skaggs, Frog Holler, Bobby Bare. Jr, Lucky Tubb, Robert Hunter of The Grateful Dead, Dean and Claude from Ween, and The Lemonheads. Find out more about The Wallace Brothers Band at www.thewallacebrothersband.com.
Wine and food will be available for purchase. We will have the pleasure once again of Chef Ben Underwood preparing delicious dishes.
August 4: 2-5 pm - Hannah Violet Trio www.hannahviolet.com
September 8: 12-5 pm - BLUES IN THE BARN - The Wallace Brothers Band - Mighty Manatees
www.themightymanatees.com
September 9: 12-5 pm - BLUES IN THE BARN - James Supra Blues Band - Kelchner Brothers Band
www.kelchnerbrothers.com
October 6: 2-5 pm - Jack Murray and the Midnight Creeps
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Jack-Murray-the-Midnigh-Creep
KUTZTOWN FOLK FESTIVAL
From now until July 8, The Kutztown Folk Festival is being held at the Kutztown Fairgrounds. This is a fun summer activity for the whole family. Check out the festival for authentic crafts and demonstrations, taste traditional PA Dutch foods, and drink Pinnacle Ridge wine.
We have a stand open for wine tasting and will be selling wine by the bottle. Be sure to pick up your bottle of Fest Wein while its still in stock. We now have the Niagara and Concord available with our new commemorative Fest Wein label. The Winery will also be open during our regular hours for tastings.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Lehigh Valley wineries in the news
A few of our Lehigh Valley Wine Trail wineries have been in the news this month, so we thought we'd share with you a few of the stories:
- Franklin Hill Winery was featured as the Business of the Week by Patch.com for its recently redesigned wine shoppe in the Nazareth area. Click here to read the online article.
- Pinnacle Ridge Winery received a nice write up on their Blues in the Barn event in Berks-Mont Newspapers. The last Blues in the Barn of the season is coming up on Sunday, October 9. Click here to read the article.
- Big Creek Winery and its owner Dominic Strohlein were the focus on this article by food and wine writer Marc d'Entremont for Culinary Travel. Click here to read the story.
- Clover Hill Vineyards & Winery was featured in an article in the The Morning Call on this year's winner of the Clover Hill Cooking with Wine Competition. Click here for the details.
- And while not technically "news," Vynecrest Winery recently unveiled its newest commercial on YouTube. Be sure to watch the spot all the way through to its humorous end!
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Thursday, September 8, 2011
Pinnacle Ridge Winery prepares for annual "Blues in the Barn"
On September 10 and 11, Pinnacle Ridge Winery will hold its annual two-day event “Blues in the Barn.” This free event is held rain or shine.
On Saturday, September 10, The James Supra Blues Band will perform from 1 - 4:30 p.m. followed by the Kelchner Brothers Blues Band from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
On Sunday, September 11, The Wallace Brothers will perform 1 - 4:30 p.m. with the Kelchner Brothers performing again from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Food will be available for purchase from local food guy Jack Sinnitz, a.k.a. Heaven on a Bun. He’ll be serving up his heavenly burgers and fries.
Pinnacle Ridge Winery’s tasting room will be open Saturday from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. Its staff will be on-hand for wine tastings, and wine by the bottle or glass will be available for purchase.
Pinnacle Ridge Winery has plenty of room in its 1850's Pennsylvania German Bank Barn. With the barn's high ceiling and old wooden interior, the acoustics are amazing.
Pinnacle Ridge Winery is located in the heart of idyllic "Pennsylvania Dutch Country," along Old Route 22 outside of Kutztown, PA. The winery is one mile from the I-78 Krumsville exit and six miles north of the town of Kutztown.
If you are coming north on Route 737, the road is closed due to a bridge repair but the detour is easy. Travel time is about the same. For more information go to the Pinnacle Ridge web site: www.pinridge.com or call 610-756-4481.
On Saturday, September 10, The James Supra Blues Band will perform from 1 - 4:30 p.m. followed by the Kelchner Brothers Blues Band from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
On Sunday, September 11, The Wallace Brothers will perform 1 - 4:30 p.m. with the Kelchner Brothers performing again from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.
Food will be available for purchase from local food guy Jack Sinnitz, a.k.a. Heaven on a Bun. He’ll be serving up his heavenly burgers and fries.
Pinnacle Ridge Winery’s tasting room will be open Saturday from 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. Its staff will be on-hand for wine tastings, and wine by the bottle or glass will be available for purchase.
Pinnacle Ridge Winery has plenty of room in its 1850's Pennsylvania German Bank Barn. With the barn's high ceiling and old wooden interior, the acoustics are amazing.
Pinnacle Ridge Winery is located in the heart of idyllic "Pennsylvania Dutch Country," along Old Route 22 outside of Kutztown, PA. The winery is one mile from the I-78 Krumsville exit and six miles north of the town of Kutztown.
If you are coming north on Route 737, the road is closed due to a bridge repair but the detour is easy. Travel time is about the same. For more information go to the Pinnacle Ridge web site: www.pinridge.com or call 610-756-4481.
Monday, August 1, 2011
Pinnacle Ridge preps for Blues in the Barn this Sunday, August 7
PINNACLE RIDGE JAZZ AND BLUES IN THE BARN
Sunday, August 7 from 3-6 p.m.
Pinnacle Ridge’s "music lovers' rendezvous!" This month’s talent includes: Vocalist Christy Allen, Andy Warren on guitar, Nimrod Speaks on upright bass, Alan Gaumer on drums and Pete Souder on saxophone. The music promises to be an amazing mix of jazz and blues.
Wine by the glass or bottle is available as well as light fare for purchase. This is a free event.
THIS MONTH'S RECIPE: FRESH TOMATO, GARLIC AND BASIL OVER PASTA
(This recipe is a Knapp-Allen favorite)
2 pounds local tomatoes
Hand full of fresh basil
2 cloves garlic
¼ cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil
½ cup feta cheese
Sea Salt to taste
Chop tomatoes. Remove most of the pulp and seeds.
Squeeze out some of the liquid.
Finely chop basil and add to tomatoes.
Dice garlic and add.
Add olive oil and mix.
Add ½ cup Feta Cheese and toss very lightly.
Salt to taste and pepper to taste.
Serve over fettuccine. Sprinkle with freshly grated parmesan. Pair with a big glass of Pinnacle Ridge 2009 Merlot. Is white your palette's preference? Try the 2010 Naked Chardonnay.
Sunday, August 7 from 3-6 p.m.
Pinnacle Ridge’s "music lovers' rendezvous!" This month’s talent includes: Vocalist Christy Allen, Andy Warren on guitar, Nimrod Speaks on upright bass, Alan Gaumer on drums and Pete Souder on saxophone. The music promises to be an amazing mix of jazz and blues.
Wine by the glass or bottle is available as well as light fare for purchase. This is a free event.
THIS MONTH'S RECIPE: FRESH TOMATO, GARLIC AND BASIL OVER PASTA
(This recipe is a Knapp-Allen favorite)
2 pounds local tomatoes
Hand full of fresh basil
2 cloves garlic
¼ cup Extra Virgin Olive Oil
½ cup feta cheese
Sea Salt to taste
Chop tomatoes. Remove most of the pulp and seeds.
Squeeze out some of the liquid.
Finely chop basil and add to tomatoes.
Dice garlic and add.
Add olive oil and mix.
Add ½ cup Feta Cheese and toss very lightly.
Salt to taste and pepper to taste.
Serve over fettuccine. Sprinkle with freshly grated parmesan. Pair with a big glass of Pinnacle Ridge 2009 Merlot. Is white your palette's preference? Try the 2010 Naked Chardonnay.
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